Always about the reward at the end, so I reward myself with beer and fire heat.:thumbs:
Some nice looking ss wood there. Only thing is the sap sticks to just about everything.:hair:
Decent looking hemlock and sugar maple there, solid considering.:yes:
The Beech is getting done, and so is a red maple (no pictures of the red maple though :emb:). The wood pile is getting bigger.:thumbs:[ATTACH]...
:drool: I could think of a lot of good things to do with that walnut. Flooring being one of them.:D
Sweet beer and pizza photo.:rofl: :lol:
Good looking wood and a good looking saw.:thumbs: What do you do with the processed logs?
She's holding that chair down pretty good.:rofl: :lol:
Sounds like the soft wood of the deciduous trees.:rofl: :lol:
Wasn't 100% sure on the btus, but I knew they were at least close. I know where there's popple on my lot, and I won't cut it. So it pops when...
You can use used motor oil to soak the round up until the top of the dirt layer Insect repellent at least, use it on cedar fence posts all the...
Better than nothing at all.:yes:
A win all the way around.:thumbs:
No experience with ash but I've heard a lot of good things about it. As for a winter wood, first winter I was where I am now all I did was burn...
It's an aspen or popple, firewood wise it's pretty low on the charts, below white and sugar pine if I remember correctly. White birch bark is...
Sweet sweet ash, and free as well:thumbs:
The first was the beech I was cutting up. It's all in rounds now, slowly getting split and stacked. And it may full well be a maple but I don't...
I don't know what I call ash, but up here ash doesn't have shagbark hickory looking bark, it's a solid bark with deep ridges that follow a...
That's some good looking stacking, keeps it nice and dry and off the ground.:yes:
Where's the rest of the ash tree.:thumbs:
